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Old 08-06-2009, 10:07 PM
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Default Working in Towson and searching for living...

I was wondering if somebody could offer some information about the Towson area and the area extending out beyond the beltway. I recently accepted a job in the Towson area near the Towson Town Center. I need to find a rental within a month or so and have just begun learning about the Baltimore area, so I'm looking for even the most basic info about the area and recommendations for housing.

I'm looking for a 2 bdrm rental, but it needs to be a house or 'more independent' condo (no high-rise apts, or stacked units). I currently live in a 1400 sq ft., 2 bdrm 'villa' which serves me well. It needs to have a garage (for my motocross bikes, etc.) and I prefer a nice neighborhood with minimal crime. I'm 23 and have had trouble living amongst elderly in the past, despite being a mature and respectful neighbor. I would like to have some nice restaurants/bars and nightlife in the area, but that's not top priority. I also have two dogs so open areas/yard space would be nice, but again, not top priority. Any advice for living areas within 20-30 minutes of my workplace in Towson is much appreciated!

Here's a prioritized list (highest to lowest) of what I need for living:
-pet friendly (one small dog and one at 43 lbs.)
-garage
-decent spaced units for noise control and 2 bdrm
-younger residents
-social areas (restaurants/bars)
-new/clean neighborhood

It seems like Perry Hall would be a good location. I have family up north on 95 so that would be more convenient than cockeysville area. Any thoughts on renting in Perry Hall?

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Old 08-07-2009, 12:34 AM
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PH used to be a great area 30 years ago, but I'm not too sure these days. Best to drive through and see.
Maybe contact a realtor in the area to see rental homes.
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